Washington Today Former Pres. Bill Clinton tells House Oversight Cmte, 'I had no idea of the crimes Epstein was committing. I saw nothing, and I did nothing wrong'
Feb 28, 2026
A high‑stakes deposition about Jeffrey Epstein raises political fireworks on accountability and investigative scope. Tense diplomacy and military options swirl around stalled Iran talks and talk of a possible Cuba intervention. Markets tumble after a surprise inflation report. NASA revises the Artemis moon plan with an added test flight.
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Clinton Denies Knowledge In Epstein Deposition
- Bill Clinton firmly denied knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein's crimes during his deposition and framed it as Epstein hiding his activities from everyone.
- Clinton repeatedly said I saw nothing and I did nothing wrong while urging civility and truth over partisan spectacle.
Committee Calls Deposition Historically Significant
- Republicans on the House Oversight Committee emphasized the historical nature of deposing two former high-ranking officials.
- James Comer said the committee will continue seeking truth about how Epstein amassed wealth and why justice failed victims.
Prioritize Co-conspirators And Plea Witnesses
- Nancy Mace and colleagues urged focusing the investigation on co-conspirators and plea deal witnesses to get justice for victims.
- She recommended bringing in known co-conspirators and those with plea deals to clarify unanswered questions about operations and redactions.